--- title: FCC green-lights Ossia’s asset tracking solution description: FCC approved wireless power asset tracking solution. Wirelessly charge devices from a distance in a home, office, or vehicle — much like a Wi-Fi router. image: https://www.ossia.com/hubfs/Internet%20of%20All%20Things%20Logo.png --- [![Logotype](https://www.ossia.com/hubfs/Assets%202022/Logotype.svg)](https://www.ossia.com/) - [Cota®](https://www.ossia.com/cota/) - [About Cota](https://www.ossia.com/cota) - [Partners](https://www.ossia.com/partners/) - [Regulatory Approvals](https://www.ossia.com/cota-real-wireless-power-earns-fcc-approval) - [Licensing](https://www.ossia.com/licensing/) - [Licensing Cota](https://www.ossia.com/licensing) - [Playbook](https://www.ossia.com/wireless-charging-playbook) - Resources - [Unwired: The Blog](https://www.ossia.com/blog) - [Unwired: The Video Blog](https://www.ossia.com/video-blog) - [In the News](https://www.ossia.com/news) - [Resource Library](https://www.ossia.com/resources-library) - [Press Releases](https://www.ossia.com/press) - [RF Wireless Power & Charging Whitepaper](https://www.ossia.com/rf-wireless-power) - [About](https://www.ossia.com/about/) - [About Ossia](https://www.ossia.com/about) - [Company](https://www.ossia.com/about/ossia-the-company/) - [Careers](https://www.ossia.com/about/careers/) - [Team](https://www.ossia.com/about/team/) - [Board of Directors](https://www.ossia.com/about/board-of-directors/) [Contact](https://www.ossia.com/contact/) [Contact](https://www.ossia.com/contact/) # FCC green-lights Ossia’s asset tracking solution By [Ossia Inc.](https://www.ossia.com/news/author/ossia-inc) Oct. 04, 2019 [Originally posted on by THEINTERNETOFALLTHINGS](https://www.theinternetofallthings.com/fcc-green-lights-ossias-asset-tracking-solution/) ![asset tracking solution](https://www.theinternetofallthings.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/ossia-1024x461.png) **Bellevue, Washington, Oct. 4, 2019:** The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has granted Ossia Inc. an equipment authorisation for an Internet of Things (IoT) assest tracking solution. [Cota Forever Tracker](https://www.ossia.com/), the wireless power delivery is certified under Part 18 of the FCC’s rules, said the company in a press release. Ossia claimed the Forever Tracker was the first-of-its-kind IoT **asset tracking solution** that allowed mass charging of multiple IoT asset trackers, without the need for wires, cables, charging pads, or specific placement orientation. It enables real-time tracking of high value assets, including semi-trailers, crates, pallets, and packages. With the FCC certification, Ossia can now market and sell this wireless power solution in the United States. For this, Ossia is collaborating with [T-Mobile](https://www.theinternetofallthings.com/narrow-band-iot-tracker/) and Xirgo Technologies. An initial deployment planned at Walmart distribution centers for later this year, and commercialization occurring in 2020. This is the second FCC certification Ossia has received for Cota wireless power systems, with many more planned as Cota-enabled products continue to develop. The Cota Forever Tracker is designed for mass charging of many IoT asset trackers, simultaneously and automatically, ensuring devices are always charged and ready. 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